Awards
The Casualty Actuarial Society yesterday announced the winners of the first-ever CAS Hacktuary Challenge, a contest designed to showcase the actuarial skill set in developing novel risk engineering solutions. Entrants were challenged to create an end-user application that would be actuarially grounded but address a risk management problem of relevance to a typical consumer. The challenge also required that all code for the application be made publicly available on the CAS’s GitHub site.
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is pleased to announce the winners for the 2022 Volunteer Awards.
The New Members Award is given annually to one or more members of the CAS who have made significant volunteer contributions within five years of their most recent credential.
The New Members Award is given annually to one or more members of the CAS who have made significant volunteer contributions within five years of their most recent credential.
Have you worked with a CAS volunteer who performed far beyond what was expected of him or her? Consider nominating them for one of the following volunteer service awards.
After a great deal of consideration, the Hachemeister Prize Task Force opted not to award the prize this year.
Nominations should identify an individual who has made significant personal contributions, and describe how their contributions have helped the advancement of casualty science and practice.
The CAS is now accepting applications for the 2022 CAS University Award Program, a prestigious recognition program created to honor universities that prepare students for a career in the property and casualty insurance industry in innovative and exemplary ways.
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is pleased to announce the winners for the 2021 Volunteer Awards.
The 2021 Reinsurance Call Paper Prize has been awarded to Neil Bodoff for his paper, “The Roulette Wheel and the Drunken Sailor”. The Reinsurance Call Paper Program happens every two years and is open to anyone to participate.
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is pleased to announce that eight university students have been selected as recipients of the 2021 CAS Trust Scholarship, an honor created to further students’ interest in the property and casualty actuarial profession and encourage the pursuit of the CAS designations. The scholarship program is funded by donations to the CAS Trust. This year’s awardees are Reiner Atstathi, Olivier Cote, Josh Gordon, Sankar Krishna, Claire Liu, Simon Llaguno, Molly Olander, Ana Romo and Maurice Williams.
